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I used sdk-simplevideowidget on v1.180.0 instead of v1.190.0 because my smartphone is not for Daydream. I developed 360videoPlayer using VrVideoView in sdk-simplevideowidget. And while I was playing the video for a long time, I found that the front of the video moved little by little. I fixed the smartphone in the front and then let the videoes play repeatedly without touching. As a result, the video was rotated yaw without any movement of the smartphone. I measured it and it moves about 12 degrees in about 1 minute. I tested on other models but the results were similar. When I installed and tested the 360 video player downloaded from the Google Store on my smartphone, the video did not rotate. So I think it's a software problem, not a hardware problem. I also tested the original sdk-simplevideowidget and sdk-simplepanowidget, not the code I modified. I have found that both applications do yaw rotation very little by little. Please let me know if you know how to resolve this issue.
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I used sdk-simplevideowidget on v1.180.0 instead of v1.190.0 because my smartphone is not for Daydream. I developed 360videoPlayer using VrVideoView in sdk-simplevideowidget. And while I was playing the video for a long time, I found that the front of the video moved little by little. I fixed the smartphone in the front and then let the videoes play repeatedly without touching. As a result, the video was rotated yaw without any movement of the smartphone. I measured it and it moves about 12 degrees in about 1 minute. I tested on other models but the results were similar. When I installed and tested the 360 video player downloaded from the Google Store on my smartphone, the video did not rotate. So I think it's a software problem, not a hardware problem. I also tested the original sdk-simplevideowidget and sdk-simplepanowidget, not the code I modified. I have found that both applications do yaw rotation very little by little. Please let me know if you know how to resolve this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: